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Look up blue iris lite client. Looks like this and has worked great for a couple of years. looks like it was made by RLC designs but unable to find more info. We downloaded it from the official app stores .

Did anyone ever use an app by that name. I have it on my phone and my wife had it on hers. We just upgraded her I phone and the app store says it is no longer available for download. Anyone know what happened to it and is there an equivalent free app?

I started my Blue Iris machine with an I3-4160 and shortly upgraded it to I7-4770. I am currently running 4) 3mp cams and 2) 4mp cams and it is usually about 40-50% usage with direct to disk writing.

Anyone know what the difference is in these 2 NVRs beside the way they look?

I would run Direct Bury shielded Cat5E in conduit with lightning arresters (I use ONEAC) on both sides. I am a telecom technician in South Florida and in my experience, lightning and water intrusion are the devil. I can not comment on the frost line issue cause down here, WTF is a frost line lol.

I have bought almost all my cameras on eBay. Several of them from China sellers and only caveat is the time it takes to arrive. I have done make offer several times dropping a couple more bucks off the already great prices. I foresee me buying several more on eBay in the future

I wanted to thank all of you awesome folks here on IPCamTalk.....I bought one of these nifty little cameras and with the wealth of knowledge in the thread I have it working great. It is a decent little camera to play with that would have been a complete migraine without you all here.

I used this to help me setup my VPN on my Ubuntu Server https://www.outcoldman.com/en/archive/2014/10/21/ubuntu-as-a-home-server-part-2-openvpn/

You can usually find a way to make your provider's router a passthrough connection and utilize your own router.

That is some good test data there, thanks I have a couple of servers I use sandisk USB micro flash drives for the OS. They boot up fast and leaves the HDDs for the applications.

SSDs are essentially Flash Drives and have a finite write lifetime. Security cameras recording 24/7 to them I imagine would significantly lower their life